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Normally there are PMI training centres in every city and it is good to join
your nearest centre.
It also allows you to present to audiences on your project experience etc.

In terms of prep etc., become a member of PMI online and then purchase the
PMBOK handbook and they also send a softcopy of it to you. Apart from that
there are Exam preparation CDs that one can purchase from the market like
one from Rita M****. Give yourself a good 1-2 months preparation before
sitting the exam.

Congratulations for passing the exam.
For those who are preparing for the PMP / CAPM exam, you can find tons of useful and original study notes, tips and lessons learned on: http://www.deepfriedbrainpmp.com
Along with this, I recommend this new cool PMP / CAPM prep application: http://www.brainbok.com
It has an exam simulator (still under development), PMBOK ITTO Quiz, Flashcards, a unique ITTO Explorer tool and more. And it's free!
Good luck.

Like many other successful exam takers , I too have greatly benefited from
this site and become #PMP 1385659.

Some of my Own LL'S

1.*Managing exam time *: Its really important to practice sitting for the
grueling 4 hours of the exam for as many practice tests as possible .We
need to come up with our own comfortable strategy to handle the exam .
I practiced sitting at a stretch for 75 questions followed by a break . Then
again 75 questions and a break . Then final 50 questions and a break AND
final Review .This strategy helped me to complete my exam within 3 hours and
spend the rest of my time for reviews .
2.*Practice tests* : It helps to practice as many tests as possible
including the free tests (10,25,100,200) . Initially for the first few
practice tests we could find that our scores are pretty low . But as we keep
taking more tests , we start realizing the underlying concept behind every
question and then we could find that our scores improve a lot in subsequent
tests .
3.*Books* : I felt that there are plenty of good books (Rita Mulcahy ,
Headfirst , Andy Crowe , etc ) .Initially , Its good to stick to one book to
avoid too much confusion . Later on , however , we could read as much as
possible to consolidate our understanding of the concepts . Before
concentrating on the tougher concepts on any of the knowledge areas it would
really help us if we could try and understand what each process does and why
they are important ( all 42 processes).That gives us the connectivity
between processes . This could then help us in understanding the ITTOS
better .